> > > >What I can do for you, Ron, is to sell you a set of hammershanks which > >will keep the hammers up at the string. Vintage Steinway shanks from the > >classic era (when Steinways were Steinways). Some sort of weird grease in > >the bushings. > > > >Mr. Bill > > I won't even ask why you saved a set of goo-frozen take-out shanks and > flanges from Steinway's "golden" era - whenever that was presumed or > proclaimed to be. > > Ron N It's art, man. Besides, one must always be prepared. You know how it is, you point out a problem to the customer and then they say, "But I like it that way." Mr. Bill is just waiting for one of those folks to come along--specifically, the ones who claim to like a piano with now and then repetition. :-) Barbara Richmond, RPT somewhere near Peoria, IL > _______________________________________________ > pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives >
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